New Political Candidate Predicts High Turnout, Hungarian Scenario

Keren Turner, former director-general of the Finance and Transportation Ministries and now a candidate for the 'Behatch' party, discussed recent polls placing her party at around 12 seats in the upcoming elections. Speaking on Radio 103fm, Turner stated, "We have 43 days until the elections. The 'Correction Bloc' is being managed well today." She outlined the campaign's main goals for the remaining weeks: "We are going to convince the public that things can be different here. We need to bring in as many undecided and young voters as possible."

Turner identified a strong public desire for comprehensive political and societal change. "We have so many things to fix. The people of Israel want change, there will be very high voter turnout here, and there will be a Hungarian scenario," she asserted. The term "Hungarian scenario" likely refers to a significant political upheaval or a dramatic shift in the political landscape, drawing a parallel to political events in Hungary.